Sentence examples for in the light of the declaration from inspiring English sources

Not, he added, that the senator would have willfully flouted his oath to uphold that document, Hoar added, but "he believed that the Constitution should be interpreted in the light of the Declaration of Independence, so as to be the law of life to a great, powerful, and free people.

The study was conducted in the light of the declaration of Helsinki.

Countries pressured into making such concessions during bilateral trade negotiations should be supported in interpreting their commitments in the light of the then extant Doha Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health.

'Inherent dignity', then, in the light of the provisions of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights as well as acts on the protection of human rights that came later, is the source of all concrete rights and freedoms.

In the light of the events of the last 70 years, this declaration reads in some ways even more remarkably today than it did then.

Last week, Egypt's Sisi and the Saudi Defense Minister issued jointly the "Cairo Declaration" stressing the two states defensive strategic measures in the light of the Arab League's Joint Arab Forces (JAF) Initiative planned earlier this year.

Courts must now analyse administrative decisions in the light of ECHR principles and where national legislation is incompatible they must, under the Human Rights Act (1998) issue a declaration of non-conformity.

Hockey said people should not be able to claim benefits from two schemes, and it was particularly important to proceed in light of the budget week declarations.

The programme will end with Lights Out, an attempt to persuade everyone in the UK to turn out all lights between 10pm and 11pm, the hour of the declaration, except for single candles.

Catholic Cemeteries will dedicate a new 32-foot sculpture at Maryhill Cemetery in Niles honoring Pope John Paul II, in light of his 2014 declaration as a saint.

In light of the views of various sides, we have made this draft declaration.